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MacLac Building D - Rebirth of An Historic Paint Factory

Firm LocationBerkeley, United States

Project locationSan Francisco, USA

CompanyMarcy Wong Donn Logan Architects & PLAD (Peter Logan Architecture and Design)

Lead ArchitectKent Royle & Peter Logan

Design TeamARCHITECT: Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects & PLAD (Peter Logan Architecture and Design) | CLIENT: Comstock Realty Partners | CONTRACTOR: RHC Construction | LIGHTING DESIGNER: Architecture & Light | STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Gregory P. Luth & Associates, Inc.

ClientComstock Realty Partners

Projecthttps://wonglogan.com/#/maclac-building-d/

"MacLac" which combines the previous owner’s name and the word “lacquer”, is an adaptive reuse of a historic brick structure that had been occupied by a paint and lacquer factory since the mid-20th Century. This edifice was known as “Building D”. The adaptive reuse design Introduces abundant daylight through ridge skylights; provides architectural lighting to highlight historic brick walls and new perforated metal stairs; seismically upgrades steel trusses of the original building; integrates crucial earthquake resistance elements, and adds a structural diaphragm creating usable area.